Drama
A staple for us and for many if you fancy a more traditional play. When we first started Everything Theatre it was specifically to review drama. We’ve branched out over the years, but it will always be a favourite of ours.
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Review: Guidelines, New Diorama
A dizzying digital fairytale, Guidelines feels like Brothers Grimm in binary code.
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Review: Go Feral Like The Big Dogs, Union Theatre
Excellent performances from both actors in this interesting and fast paced study on the fall out from unrestrained ambition and corporate greed.
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Review: Monstering the Rocketman, Arcola Theatre
An award-winning one-man show that reveals the underhand tactics of journalists and editors.
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Review: The Gambler, Coronet Theatre
A fascinating concept on paper that, unfortunately, lacks heart in delivery.
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Review: Lost Atoms, Lyric Hammersmith
A beautifully apt and impressive 30th anniversary production for Frantic Assembly
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Review: Daughter, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A second viewing of this show is perhaps even more shocking and disturbing than the first, with individual complicity still more of a dilemma.
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Review: Baldwin Vs Buckley, Wilton’s Music Hall
A lucid and relevant reconstruction of a historic debate that fascinates and resonates, but is it theatre?
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Review: Exhuming Emily, Etcetera Theatre
A well chiselled solo show, performed with skill and momentum.
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Review: The Rat Trap, Park Theatre
An early Coward play resurfaces as more than just an intellectual curio.
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Review: Spin Cycles, Camden People’s Theatre
A vibrant and heartfelt one-woman show that provides a fresh, contemporary take on grief, healing and identity in your 30s.